Website review: SENSITIVE.FLOOR
yellow57m discovered this in Industrial Design
•74 reviews since Jul 7, 2006
industrial-design, sensitive-floor, interactive
•sensitivefloor.com
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trinityjr rated 13 days ago- I've seen these before (Reactrix comes to mind) and this site is a little slow.
- eudora rated 13 days ago
- I think that's so cool !!!But i did't see anything about prices or it's missing ?But I wanted something like this ,is gorgeous...
- TonyBroomfield rated 3 weeks ago
- Oh Shit another way for the Advertising Non-Undustry to waste energy. Note the comment from LittlePurr Kis love it.....betcha MaccyD has ordered a truckload already
- LittlePurr rated 2 months ago
- A mall near me has this set up. It attracts 4-year-olds like flies to flypaper. The grownups are all too self-conscious to try it.
- Uponn rated 2 months ago
- Wow.
- IrishLinz rated 2 months ago
- This floor is so cool. I want one for my play room! Check out the videos on this site.
- chelx rated 5 months ago
- interesting, innovative design.
- Globetrottah89 rated 5 months ago
- An interesting interactive multimedia feature for malls, though I'd be more interested in seeing the release of their 'sensitive table,' especially in large public spaces, like malls There's one of these sensitive floors in the Westlake Center in Seattle, accessible by the Seattle Space Center Monorail.
- rocknonstop rated 5 months ago
- While this is cool, I think I've been to 3 art shows in the past five years where people did an installation like this. You can DIY this with a motion sensor, a projector, and flash (or something similar).
